Bernstein on Pardons
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I realize it’s a great feeling to beat a dead horse; Bernstein’s liberal, myopic and one-dimensional focus is exactly that.
If he were really concerned about our government, he should worry less about the two elected offices of the executive branch and look at the other 535 elected ones in Washington’s elite.
Let him go after the big cheese--Congress. That is where the democratic style of government is being eroded. Yes, our representatives forget after the elections who they represent and their campaign promises. The selling of America is not in the executive and judicial branches but the legislative.
Open your eyes and mind, Mr. Bernstein! Be of some help and help us get through the smoke screen. HAROLD L. TAYLOR
San Gabriel
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